Oberyn One Light Wall Sconce in Vintage Black with Warm Brass in Vintage Black with Warm Brass Finish

Oberyn One Light Wall Sconce in Vintage Black with Warm Brass in Vintage Black with Warm Brass Finish

Marsoni

M251S

$184.00

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Oberyn One Light Wall Sconce in Vintage Black with Warm Brass in Vintage Black with Warm Brass FinishA contemporary wall sconce with mid century flair! The Savoy House Oberyn 1 light sconce is an artful, modernist light fixture that brings an elegant vibrancy to your home's decor. One straight, vertical light arm holds a 60W candelabra size bulb at the upper end and a sleek finial at the lower end. A unique circular shade of clear seeded glass floats in front, creating a textural look with plenty of retro appeal. The whole framework has a chic black

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Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2018